The JungleHeritage Press, 1965 - 334 pages |
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... cried Jurgis. "She's cut her hand!" said the boy. "She's cut it bad, this time, worse than before. She can't work and it's all turning green, and the company doctor says she may — she may have to have it cut off. And Marija cries all ...
... cried Jurgis. "She's cut her hand!" said the boy. "She's cut it bad, this time, worse than before. She can't work and it's all turning green, and the company doctor says she may — she may have to have it cut off. And Marija cries all ...
Page 169
... cried out; he could hear it nearly as plainly here, and he staggered to his feet. "How long has this been going on?" he panted. "Not very long," Marija answered, and then, at a signal from Aniele, she rushed on: "You go away, Jurgis ...
... cried out; he could hear it nearly as plainly here, and he staggered to his feet. "How long has this been going on?" he panted. "Not very long," Marija answered, and then, at a signal from Aniele, she rushed on: "You go away, Jurgis ...
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... cried to the crowd, which now amounted to twenty or thirty, and they began to pass through. Scarcely hid the last one disappeared, however, before there were cries from in front, and then the panic- stricken throng poured out again ...
... cried to the crowd, which now amounted to twenty or thirty, and they began to pass through. Scarcely hid the last one disappeared, however, before there were cries from in front, and then the panic- stricken throng poured out again ...
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